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Poor financial decisions like forgoing star-spawn insurance and blowing all her bits on the Alicorn Amulet have left Trixie unable to pay for her appointment with the medium in Hollow Shades. Having discovered the magic of friendship, she has a deal to alter lest she incur the wrath of Tartarus. If only somepony who understood her plight could help her in her time of need. Unbeknownst to her, that somepony has been watching her perform from across the tavern.

The Magician and the Fiddler was integrated with its sequel on 13 June 2013.

The ninth story in The Journey of Graves.

Graves is gone, departed for parts unknown without so much as a backwards glance.  A quick farewell and a cold goodbye is all the marshal left before severing every tie he ever had to Ponyville, including those with Rarity.

Why? He's a soldier and it was obvious he'd one day have to leave. But the way he left, so abruptly, even callously... it just doesn't seem right. Could it be that there's something more to his departure than meets the eye? Or are thoughts like that merely fancy and wishful thinking? To find the truth, Rarity and the girls start down a long, winding road that will hopefully bring the grey eyed soldier back. Hopefully.

I'd tell you that you don't need to read the previous story, Harbinger, randomness of George, but given that I can't accurately summarize George in the loosest sense of the word. It is required reading.

It's a one shot, even if the end doesn't shout 'One Shot!' at your face holes.

No Cover Art, because screw tradition.

Big Macintosh goes on strike when he sees he's the one doing all the heavy lifting and harder work at Sweet Apple Acres while his sisters frolic. His idea catches fire throughout Ponyville, and soon every stallion is up in arms! Sexism explodes in the tiny town, it's Stallions on Strike!

Amnesia leads Applejack to becoming the sheriff and protector of a small settlement in Western Equestria. When her friends come to jog her memory, though, they discover a distrustful replacement for their friend, whose only desire is to protect the town that has adopted her. Only by saving the town from the encroaching threat of three unicorn bandits can the five convince their old friend to trust them again.

Zorin Blitz died, but that wasn't the end. Some time later the former SS officer awoke in a ditch outside Ponyville with no memory of how she had gotten there or why she had escaped her eternal damnation. Regardless of that, Zorin refuses to give up, if she is breathing she will continue to live. Now she has a chance at living a different life.

Stripped of her vampirism she is thrown helplessly into an alien world where kindness and charity are commonplace, and violence is almost unheard of.

Will her sadistic ways find their way out again despite once again possessing a living heart? Or will she take the chance to live differently?

P.S. The cover image is unclaimed, I can't find the creator, if anyone knows who it is please send me a PM so I can credit them and/or take it down if they don't want it here.

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So there I was, just minding my own business, watching my dog play outside when it happened. I hear a scream, then a splash in my pool, and then I find myself saving a naked, unconscious, rainbow-haired chick. Then she wakes up and I find my nose to be bleeding thanks to her. She keeps yelling at me, threatening to kick my ass, claiming her name is Rainbow Dash. After a very quick apology, she says that she needs to stay somewhere while she waits for her friends to get her back home. Being the idiot I am, I say yes. Of course, that only leaves me with one question. One that will haunt me for who knows how long.

Why did I have to get stuck with worst pony?

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After all the 'false alarms' of predicted world endings, barely anyone worth their salt worried in the slightest about the possibility their days on Earth may be numbered. A young British man flies to the States to see the sights, and a certain someone he met once before back home. One of his possessions is a journal, to record his 'adventures'. While at an 'End Of the World' Party, the world, as he knew it, ended.

A couple of years later, Luna brings news to Celestia that they have discovered the man's journal, one he used to record his time in Equestria.

They say that a pony's special talent is neither good nor evil - it just is, and it's what you do with your cutie mark that matters.  But when you live in the vegan nation of Equestria, how do you live down a special talent for cooking meat?

(A gastronomic gift for a friend's OC.  Double Patty and her image are the creation of ThisIsBobby.)

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What does Rarity have in common with a werewolf, a vampire, a tall computer specialist, a psychic reformed redneck, and a foul-mouthed wizard?  Well, at the moment they're all human.  And saving the world.

Editing by Northwest Brony and Suke